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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-14
These 0rgons hare he metal stop EaoD
srORY y CLAIlN OK0ANs

These arc well-knowu and thoroughly
rcliahlo Instruments. have tho metal
stop knob, which adds very much to tho
appearance OF ana organ. Handsome
caSo-pure, sweet tone.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-14

Arc unsurpassed In durability md tono
qualities. Taoy contain chino OF
thirty Swiss bolls, with which tho most
charming aud fascinating ELECTS may 30
easily produced.
The Shoninger has a beautiful Chime
Catalogues, terms. pri
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-07-14

Considerable excit mcnt was occa
stoned near Harned's, Pleasant dis.
trict, last Friday, by an old bear and
two cubs making their appearance
and deliberately killing a dozen or
more Of William Harncd5 sheep.
The old bear has been seen in that
section for the last two or three years
and numerous parties have been or.
ganized for the destruction Of buin,
but they always fail to destroy. Az
ter the outrage OF last Friday more
determined effort was made TO extcr-
inmate tbc bears but resulted as here
toforc, in q failure.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-16

THE LARGEST BOOK PUBLIsHED.- The
latest edition of Webster's Unabridged,
in the quantity of matter it contains, is
believed to be the largest volume pub
hshed. It win surprise many to know
that by printers careful reckoning IL
contains eight fines the amount Of
matter that is in tie Bible, being suf-
hcent to make rs I2mo. volums such
asusually sell for fI.25 each.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-16

Personal anecdotes are constantly told
and expected at the dinner party, and
nothing more surely casts damper over
festive occasion than the introduce
ton OF a choice anecdote touching some
person whom some guest feels the in
clnation or duty to defend. It is neces-
sary also to know, before relating the
deliciously funny tale Of the millionaire
who married his cook, that the father Of
none Of the company has made similar
mesalliance, and one hardly gains appro-
baton IN citing the case of the woman
who eloped with her footman when the
sister of his right hand neighbor has been
guilty of q mistake Of the same kind.
1t is needful also to acquire a well
selected stock of anecdotes, bon mots, and
clever reflections, to add to it constantly, to
learn to introduce them deity and with
ont apparent effort to tell them well, and
to adapt them to the particular company
for whose benefit they are uttered. IN
tact, IN order to be successful diner out,
one must be possessed Of tact, patience,
polish; he must be flexible, keen and
adaptable; he must know all gastronomie
lore, be able to discover the point Of 9
dinner upon which tho host prides him.
sell, and know how to show his knowl-
edge cleverly and agreeably. Pioneer
Press.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-16
gathering Literary material.

HjaImar Hjorth Boyesen il as strong
physically as he is mentally. He Is 8
constap. marvel at the sea side resorts.
where he spends his summers, on account
Of his long distance swimming He picks
up great deal Of material for literary
work during the season, and resorts nm
blushingly to Irritation to get Il. At the
close Of vacation on the Isles Of Shoals
he babe good bye to young Lady, with
whom he had carried on Irritation, with
the words: II am very glad / met you;
Jon have been worth at least $500 to me. :
New York Sur
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The n5YnTeD cAAMsER


Bulwer xvttnnss eh1sts.
met friend of Mary Anderson's 1t 4
little luncheon up town the other day, and
he was telling me . curious story told
her lately by the fair actress. The man
said that Miss Anderson told him the
story when she was last here, and assured
him Of it, absolute truth with utmost
earnestness. 4 = regular old fashioned
and bona 1de ghost story, and has the In
terest Of having occurred at famous
house fl England, KnebWOrth castle, the
home Of BuiWer Lytton and his son, the
earl IL KnebWurth-Owen Meredith. The
countess Of Knebworth took great fancy
to the beautiful and entirely proper young
Kentuckian, and had her down to visit
her in the country at her grand and his
toric residence. The night before the visit
came to conclusion there was some talk
in the countess boudoir, over o'clock
teas, Of the ghostly legends connected
with the historic houses Of England.
The earl Of Knebworth inherits good
deal % his fathers taste for the super
natural and s very learned in spookology.
After relating thrilling and hair lifting
tales Of many Of the old places he had
visited he confessed to Miss Anderson
that ii Knebworth also there was
haunted chamber that had never been oc-
cupied &c night for half hundred years.
Miss Anderson was too wise to let her one
and only chance for meeting real and
aristocratic family s.hArnt" escape her,
and begged to b allowed TO sleep for her
last night ia that long unused room. The
earl and countess tried to persuade her
ont Of It, but she persisted, and finally,
on the condition that her maid should
they yielded The serving woman was
not told the reason for the change Of
apartments other than Miss Anderson had
taken fancy 10 sleep there.
Very late In the night, but at what hour
she could not definitely say, Miss Ander-
son was awakened suddenly by q feeling
Of oppression and, struggling to sit up,
felt upon her chest what seemed to be the
weight Of q thousand pounds, 50 helpless
was she to move or cry out. Finally she
managed to gasp out the name Of her
maid and from the lounge where she slept
heard smothered and gurgling cry.
A few moments later the maid rushed to
her bedside in panic Of fear, explaining
that Miss Anderson's cry had awakened
her, but when she endeayored to answer
huge weight was laid upon her that
made it impossible 70 articulate or move
The two women sat up in their dressing
gowns shivering with fear until daylight
aroused the household, and then no trace
of any disturbance could be found in the
room. Her hosts confessed that the ira
dition of the experience of those who had
last slept In the room had been exactly
similar, and Miss Anderson, despite their
hospitality and kindness, was glad to get
away from place where she had suffered
such nervous shock. Brooklyn Eagle.
Martinsburg daily gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1887-1887, 1887-06-16
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


Cor. King and College Streets, z
REV. RoBr. DOUGLAS ROLLER, REcToR.
Sunday services. II a. M, and 7:3o
D. M. Parish Guild meets first Wednes-
day night in every month. Bible class
Thursday nights. Won are welcome
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.
DR.. JAMES W. MeSHERRY,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offers his professional services to the
citizens of Martinsburg and vicinity.
Office and residence on the corner of
Burke and Sprir & alley.
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1887.

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Remit in p O. or postal note. No
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TRINITY N. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.

REV. J. 4. ANDREW, PASTOR.
Sunday-Preaching at II a. N. and 5
p. M; Sunday School, 9 a. m; Class, 2
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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10
etrbeioerneS 9riffe | 8arme,t.

Grbeiberne britfe siennensaaenbe fur
meset; 5Blsen er, at be fgle Jig tun9e os
uoplaste til Nrbeibet. @peben blir
iterfere, Ebrften penber tilbase, Der maa
briffes mere. Nrbeiberne ftaa fig bebft
peb at brittle meset Tibet, Inn ioa meset,
Iom er nsbpenbis til at "leife," 3. E.
sibre Munbens oe @pelsets @limbinber
flstise. 2anbarbeiberne briffer meset
tpnbt 0l os Melf, blanbet eller ublanz
BET. Disie Be1fer er meset tilbeielise
til at blipe lure % siarebe, os u~namieet
ben 9inorins for en- regular 5orbeielie,
iom Dperfploninsen at Mapen meb fly
benbe 0erinssmibler altib pirfer, frenz
falber bisie iure os siarenbe Driffer
ofte rneeet femme % tilbels farlise 5orz
itprrelier 6orobieliesorsanerne (Weapez
fatarrb, Diarre, oip.) 8parbeioerne
oriffer meset 81, bois itore Mlfobolz
mensbe filler bet i gaeffen al be ipiriz
tusie Drifte, blanbt bpilfe Brenbepinet
1piler e., faa fremtrebenbe @olle baabe
/ 8pen us PAD 2anbet. Den rieelise
gepbelie at bisie ipiritlsie Driffer lite
Blot forrinser Mrbeiosopstisbeoen, men
~unbersraper sunbbeben os fremmer
nbbreoninseu al Drufteuitaben rneb ale
bens for ben Gnfelte ioms for samfunbet
bbeln9seftbe Jslser.
Man fan beb &osnins let brebe be
m~ifroitopiite smqaopr, Tom i gaeselen
forberpe bet olminbeli9e 8rbnbpaub,
men berpeb tober 8anbet / 5riifbeb %
8elimos. Or. 2ansfelbt Il CONNER
felo) bar a~nitilet en- @etfe Jorigs for at
ubfinbe en- uitobelis T~iliatnins til Drift
fepanbet ber fan freuabriuse bet famine
Meiultat. Gan fanbt ba, at Sitronip=
rem (ueb TilirtninS af / Del til 1900
Dele ganb) er be6re enb noeet al be
andre foribste Naibler i @tanb til i
2sbet al faa Diebliffe at brnbe neiten
ale be mobbpbeliee GmaobDr, Der for=
berpe Yanbet. Sitronlemonoben pil,
liseiom enbper aloen iprlis Drif bore,
|arlis ififtet til at illfte Tsrften, ibet
ben tiQise fremtalber en- riselis Nfon=
bring fra Munbens % Sprlsets Clint
binbe. Den enselife, frpitaliierebe si=
tronipre fOfter / @torfi6b omtreut $3.50
pr. ailOsram u @tao), bpilten Mensz
be er tilftreftelis til Tilberebninseu af
ifte nlinbre snb 1900 Softer lemonade,
iaa at oItiaa 8etoitninseu blir fulbiten<
big foripinbenbe. G~elpf5lseli9 bill 2e-
n,Onaben faIrne siSres mere ~oeliulasenoe
pea Tilietnius Of libt Gufter ener @aft,
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10
auibforo, Minu., ben s7oe 9tai, 1887

Ruibforb, Ninu, ben 27oe gtal 1887.
ST. $. Mifelanb! Seq bar rtOctasef
beres garb of ben 15be b. sob. gaor
weiparelien Ct ubblepet, ioa bar bet i'm
@runb beri, at ies lite bar baret bjen1le,
% iaalebes fsrit n1Obtos Deres Garo
iboe. Det fornBier mig at Der osiaa
Der Minneiota, ale 4inoriaser tiltroos,
ffol blipe ct norff Temperanee-Blao
Sc snifebe Dplpsninser ital meb 5or=
nbielie inbfenbes.
/. Gmbebsmeubeues aauusl. Jor<
mani, GbopbDe arb ;Bice 6oruaano, Soba
Gaaen; Gereter, s. $. 2unbe; &asier<
q, Mils Giina Miaiams. Mde for ct
bolft liar fra 15be Marts I'll 15be
Gusuit B. 81
.. Gf bpesa 6oreninee1 bar organize
ret ian iIe eoot fses; III ben orsar'-
iierebe "a, iaaatiiee ielD. Oct erinores
snaaiie, at Der ble6 tent I'll 6rlesfor-
euineens We(fprelie efter nOsle Grpl. al
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10
1ra M~rbei0SmQrfen.
Meuontonie, Bis., ben 17be Mai, 1887

Meuomonie, Bis., ben 17be Nai, 1887.
ST.. $. Mifelanb! Seq bar mobtaset
be mig tilienbte Grmpl. at "5eltz&aabet"
$50. 1. MDsle faa Grmpl. beraf bar
ies aaerebe nboelt. Ser ! Menonronie
er insen girfiombeb isans eubnu for
Mfbolosiasen. % ielDfslselis erifterer
insen Nf6olbsforenins blano be @orife.
Derimob bar ri en- Mensoe ealooner,
lom ~ontaeelis sjbr COB 5orretni1s til
Sfam % Gfabe for beres &unoer.
Sea bill snlte at "5eltzmaabet" osiaa
unaatte faa sibre ,roset soot til 5remr1e
for beune fore sag. 8efiempelie at
wbi1fep Diepeleu. Men ital bet furne
life fin Dpsape ret blartt port Soft, iaa
raaa BET fsrit % fremit bripe benne @ierz
ming paa ct friitelist @runolas, % ber<
nett isge at unb9aa ale Smaalisbeoer
fom goabeu i @triben, bpilfet fun ifa<
Der iitebetfor at game. Sosen oil tale
for fla ielp, laar ben bliper frembolot
Hart og tpbelist, cs cen for cen pil efter@
bpert laoe fig o~perbepiie. Der er mere
funb @anbs bog Soft eno man ofte tror,
men Der 5tal taalmobist Nrbeioe % uoS
bolbenbeb til for at faa benz til at banole
berefter. Den ION arbeioer meo erli9e
Mibler, tyr ftole paa fin Gags 5reu1rae,
men Granddaughter % aneb better !
2eneben Solfets Mistilib % aftD.
Seq inienber berpeb 81 for ct Wars
gubifription paa 8laoet.
Meb bebite Dnife for "Gelt@Haabet."
g. MDmsbabL.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

oS ben bill ba af9ibe boa6e en- billigere,
iunbere, mere beniistsmesfis % mere
Delimn9enbe Drif enb bet lure Dl %
Meltepono, buormeb 2anbarbeiberne i
@eselen ilutfer fin 1grit peo bet parme
GOmmerarbeebe. 2emonaben tilberez
bes BELT bber Dag.
Eager Beer os 8renoepin er bsiit
ubelois iOm 2eifninssmiobler. Den OPP
fDifnins, iom be uirfe, e. al en- bsiit
tpiuliom Matur. Deres ubitrafte Nne
Denbelie bibraser til at b~esunitise ubz
brebelien al Dr%uttenifaben meb ale beus
baabe for 2eserne % Siel iaa itiabne<
ipansre 6blser. ,&unbe bet lpffes at
faa Bru9en al benz iom J~orfriIfnings@
mibbel unber onitrenst Mrbeibe ubrpb=
BET, 1aa nilbe Der berpeb bore 9iort ct
peientlist Sfribt fremab i &anpea mob
ct at bore met inbsriben6e @amfunbs-
onber. Men ben Drif, iom ital titles i
@tebet, r1aa ablolut bore ppfuiffenoe,
ellers bill ben lite pinbe Snb9an9. s
iaa 9enIeenbe Tan &affen piitnof life am
befales frafti9t mt. Sen birfer en- Jorz
friifning baaoe .af 9iertet, Nerperne os
Muiflerne % ben SIR bet paa en- lanst
bebre Maabe enb Mlfobolen, ibet ben
lite iom benne- fremfalber @peffelle eff
terpaa. Sen burbe piftnot i Ben beoe
Eib npbes fOlb Os BELT uben 1ilietnias
al Jlgbe, bporoeb bens @nas bepares
renere.
Sc 8emerfninser iom Bicepreiibenz
ten for bet meoicinife 5afultet i SRio
Saneiro, Barron Ebereiopolis, fremiatte
peb ben iibite bpsieniite &onsres i@enf,
f~ortiene en- ierlis Dpmarflombeb. IS
Braiilien," ptreoe ban, "bpor ale Menz
neifer brifter Safe Here @anse ON Daz
gen, er Nlfobolismen fuloftanbis utienot.
Set er en- Grfarins, at 6remmebe, Der
fommer til 2anbet meb i'm iprgelise
2ibenitab for Nltobol, libt efter libt an
tase 2anbets @tif, brittle r1esen Safe
Os faa efterbaanoen ben famine Nfitp for
be ipiritusie Driffe iom be Snbfsbte, os
be Snbpanbrebes 8grn, Der fra en- ipeb
aloer fgbes op meb Safe, bar albris
ben 2ibenifab for Nltobol, iom beres
5orelbre / 8espnoelien bar bapt." S
8raiiliens ftprre 8per CT ber oberalt
talrise &afeer, bpor en- Mansbe Menz
neifer at ale Samfunostlasier, lisefra
be 9piete til be 2apeitev brtffer fin
&afe, iom ber er nbmarfet sob; beri=
MOB er Der Inn me9et faa 8inftuer os
'gartsbuie, % bet er berfor fun pberit
ljelben, at Der trefes nosen bruffeu paa
ofentli9 @abe n bisie @rfarinser tale
~pienipnlis itarft for, at en- mere ubbrebt
NDbelie af &afen bill bore ct mastist
@aaben MOB Nlfobolismen, % ber er al
@runo til at is9e at ifafe benne Drif
itbrre Snb9ans blanbt ben arbeibenbe
8efolfnin9 baabe iom leifenbe os forfriz
1fenoe Mib6el.
(Sfanb. Garmer Sournal.)
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

9ilbpber ben bebite Beforbring % BRUCE,
ben ~forteite Tio at ale 2inier melem ct
4aul % Chicago % mellem ct. Baul, SiouI
gitD, omaha, Oes Moines % &anias gitp.
8aa ale Tr9n er Der SopeuD9ne o9 | Omaha
% &anias 9th fan @eiien i Qpbet at en-
9anife tort Tio fort19ttes til Steoer / Cali
f%ornien. "2be &ppal &oufe" er ben be-
fienote "Gbprt Cine" til Chicago. sSn0en
Ombbtnin9 al Bp9ne; 8iletter al ale Rlos=
fer bonoreres. So Tron ON Oaaen bper
Sci, noitDrebe meo be melt elegante Yullma1
Souepo8ne % r1Doerne 5piiepo9ne, paa
bpilfe alt bpa6 Marstioen bar at bpbe pad al
6rugter % belifate Sa9er bliper iernerebe
til rimelige 8riier. 0isie Spiiebogne paa
"Ebe &pDal &oute" er, bpab &umfort %
s' Ysast S Ssasaes Suite ut yyY SaIntb, a ss { %
aue @teoer runot Gate superior ifra 81.
Saul, Minneapolis, gau Claire, 5iour gttD
o9 ale andre Stationer | Spb % UT. Neo
9rRnet fgI8er pm 9a9en fBrite &lasies
8ogne, ON Natten SopeOo8ue, iom lite be-
bgnes ombbttet. s Miblano fpmnter bet !
Nerbeoen al ST., 8. 81 50. Eren, Der fsz
rer til Sernminerne.
&iBb oine Billetter paa Chicago, ct. Baul,
Minneapolis & Omaha 8anen % ou bill lite
ansre bet.
Biuetter tilialgs bos ale Mgenter.
Gor &arter % anben Undertaking benz
peno big til
Z. W. TEASDALE,
General Passenger Agent.
]. g. AsCULLOUGH, L. i. WnIgLgR
Asst. Gen Pass. Agt. Gen1 Ticket Agt.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10
GAIDeMttetetem.

-
gil alt 9Sbeit bu nebripe,
HiI BIZ til Gorbdn0el1 bline
6Or bin belle GomtiO, nu?-
Nerf on fuu bDab jes bill iiee,
Dette 8aab ian aloris iDise:
Bin en- GoloOnieeper bu!
81 for &opitol bu trenser
Sn9en 9Gre, Tibet @enser,
Run ct 9ierte boorbt iom Gten.
So ct ri0tiS ioaoaut 9ierte
Com fig frsOer ober 6merte-
Naar ben Inn at andre isles
D8 bet ielp ei liber Men.
2rs ioa trsitis no bin Gnore,
"Drif fnn," f9. "ost e. Il 6ore."
Sfab big bsflie, Bib % fin,
ssoar be iiben fulbe bliper
Cine Hen9e be big 8iper
8ense trrnseS ei al Spin!
DIN be ftnnbom Haas os ripes
Deraf bin G~orrctnine tribes,
D8 bbor morOiomt bet er!
On en- Dranfer iitiinbom brebes
81 at big bpr ipnrt be9raoes, -
Tbi fun mart ou ifdbr Fer!
&an ou faa On til at brittle
Som ben Bone bruger lite,
.. ba frones fbrft bit Bert!
Snart ban 0ruffenbult Tan bore.
D9 bet er bin @abn % 9Gre
st faa Dranferrnffen itnrf.
3il be uuse bu big penoe
9bi be @amle mart bar gnoe,
9rnffenifaben benz jo batter
Snb i"9boens rlprfe Nat."
GfuIbe in9en @nffen fplbe
Gil bet Galooofeeper'n ilbe
Chi bo MATTE ban, iom andre,
9age erlist Nrbeio's fat!
On en- 9uitru % en- Wooer
gu berpper al be @poer,
Com gipr 2ipet pero at lebe.
5enbeS Man0 % benoes Sbn
Sntet bet for big betpoer,
Dg bu heller intet brpoer
Sig ON itaffels &pinOers 8sn.
Sab fig &binoer iloe bore
"8prn % &pinber 9aaber ere"
Eenfer ou, "o9 be pan '8uiineis'
Gig lletingen Eins fcrftaar."
Dg bpcr me8et be eno lioer,
Sen Eilfrebsbeb bog ou npoer
ut at "Tptpnet" 2op be foar
"6pnbsforlaoelie for 8enser"
So, 5orlaoelie ou trenger,
Meu ON ben fan faaoan fipbes
Wliper not en- nnoen Sag.
MFaosfrnmmeren beoro9 big,
So, ban itp8t neo N9ien tog big.
Dette burbe bu bog pioe:
NFabsbanoel bar 8eoras!
Marie 8eter1p
,Iair, @is., geoi 29oe, 1887.
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0>I0enoe 8orentn8er bar fItttte1
f0 TIL 0eueS feIftatet |
Wtnnafota.

Cobb 60. Sfanbinapiife Nfbolbsfor=
enins, Diafis, Douglas 60.
Sen @tanbinaoiife Nfbolosiorenius Al
9utdinion.
Sen @fanbinapilfe Total Mfbolbsfor.
enits al Ger9us Sails.
Sen norIfe Mfbolbsforenin9 al Minnez
apolis.
Nrctanber Nfbolbsforenins, @eit Gate.
&anoibobi 60.
Muoubon @tanbinabiite Total Mfbolbs.
%forenins, Becfer 60.
Weitbroot @fanbinapiife Nfbolosfor=
ening, Storbon, COTTONWOOD So.
@inbom Nfbolbsforenins, @inbom,
COTTONWOOD 60.
Sacreb 9eart GfbolbsfOrenins, Sacreh
9eart, @enpiIe 60.
Mora Sfanbinapiite Total Mfbolos=
forenin8, 9erman, Grant 60.
Nielspile notwithstanding Boli
County.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-06-10

"Dpraabet," bisie bleu ubbelt o. ifror
berpoa tnlbtes It W9bbe meb ben Gg19e,
at en- &omite til llborbeibelie al ct lib
|tait til 2ope for en- porbenbe Jorening.
llbfaftet artoses paa ct ienere Mpbe,
ben 15be Marts, 1867 Det bar
altiaa Joreninsens Gpbielsoas. meo ct
Meolemsdntal at %. Den 15be Marts
bette Aar talte Joreninsen A Meblem=
mer.
Gora Be .beb ct life Dor screenings
2ope itritt Total" Der tiuabes ueualis
abruelist Brus at bienrmelaft VI %
Bin, n. B. biemme i QUIET. vt bette
er bebre eller baarlisere enb "7otal"
Tan ies lite 'iise uoset ON. 6or mig
MATTE sierne 2ouene bore anberlebes,
% ies tror, bet famine sielber be leite at
os @pgr9smaalet matte spere, PM bore
2ope ffulbe blipe en- M~nitbbiten for
andre.
Bible bet bore mulist for "Gselt@
@aobet" at ubtale fig berom, iaa pilbe
ies ialfafb bore tafnemmeli9 berfor.
Dette for bore NOT M. Gtal n%tao1fe
1enere 5fripe fist for Blabet. @taar
De / iaaban 6orbinbelIe meo Blabet at
De Tan orore mig nosle @rpl. tilienot,
uiloe jes bore r1eget ~tatnemmelis. Benz
gene ienbes 1aa mart ies faar 8laoet.
Deres, Mbo1pb D9arb.
Yonru,e be 1erre, Minn., ben s5oe Mai, ~.
81. $. Nifelan6! Seq bar berpeb
ben bebaselise Ylist, at umberette Sem
ON at Bomme be Terre 1fanbinapi1fe
MISUNDERSTANDING bar peb reselz
mesiist Msbe beiluttet at flute fig til
nbet itaubinapiife 5ellesielitab for 90
talafbolb i Minnelota."
8i bar. libt / upisbeb ONT bpor n,eset
Ri 1falbe betale / &ontisent. Deres "Dpz
raab" flyer 25c al bpert Meolem. Dette
opfattebe ri iaa, at bet bar be porne
Meolemmer, iom betalte &ontisent til
|Joreninsen. &pinber er bos % ~fritasne
for Betalins, us ba troeoe ri osiaa at be
bar fritagne bos Cher. 8er al ben
@obbeb at sioe mig nosle @plDsninser
berom meb bet a~llerfprlte.
Sort Meblemartal CT fortioen lite
itor. 8i er Inn nosle faa isien, men
berfor sielber bet laa me9et mere at
faa liot 9ielp.
Meb en 8roberlig bilien, 1amt ct
bierteli9t bn1fe ON at por falles Nrbeibe
MATTE 2pffes. 6. D1afion,
Gorman6.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-09

iods of activity and depression which have
affected the industries of this country since
the end of the civil war, have been mere
fluctuations or Gibbs and flows in the great
rising tide of progress, ending in an adj
instment to ever new and better material
conditions of life? Is it not true that
while the rich may become relatively no
poorer, the poor have been steadily grow
ing richer, not so much in the accumuia-
ton of personal wealth as in the power OF
commanding the service of capital In ever
increasing measure at less proPortionate
charge? Can 1t be denied that labor as
distinguished from capital has been and is
securing to its own use an increasing share
of an increasing product, or its equivalent
in money!"
The figures show tayorably for this re-
public. The condition of the wage work
ers has greatly improved. And we may
hone for advancement as time moves on.
The result of the study of the various
points of strength and weakness among
the nations of the earth, as proposed by
Mr.. ATKINSON, will be of inestimable
value in making government better and
improving the condition of the people.